14,178residents (Census 2021)
5,519households
3.06km² inside the boundary
9 of 9neighbourhoods in England's most deprived 25%
Boundaries: ONS Open Geography Portal — LSOA Dec 2021 BGC V5 and MSOA Dec 2021 BGC V3 (the same generalised boundaries used in the August 2026 evidence pack). Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2021; ONS, Open Government Licence v3.0.
Data: English Indices of Deprivation 2025 (MHCLG; ranks of 33,755, 1 = most deprived) · Census 2021 via Nomis (ONS) · Claimant count July 2026 (ONS/DWP via Nomis) · DfE school performance 2024/25. Compiled in the Pride in Place Deprivation Data Pack; Census figures for the two Exeter LSOAs added from Nomis in October 2026 using the same method. Claimant rates are the ONS published share of residents aged 16–64 for every LSOA; the whole-area rate is approximate.
Boundary: this map's Pride in Place boundary is the published MSOA E02005617 (Kingswood and Hazel Leys) plus the Exeter estate: LSOAs E01026951 (North Northamptonshire 005C) and E01026950 (005B, which takes in Burghley Drive and Brayford Avenue). The two Exeter LSOAs sit in MSOA E02005616, so they are outside the published MSOA; tick the option above to see it. 005B's IMD 2025 ranks come from the MHCLG Local Deprivation Explorer (October 2026). School locations are approximate.
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